“nfc”

Hello, We've created four App Clip experiences for users that do not have our app installed. They're meant to be evoked by an NFC tag. I have created the four App Clip experiences in Appstore connect last week, however they still show as received. My /.well-known/apple-app-site-association has returns this JSON file (with the correct TEAM_ID and BUNDLE_ID): { applinks: { apps: [], details: [{ appID: TEAM_ID.BUNDLE_ID, paths: [*] }] }, appclips: { apps: [ TEAM_ID.BUNDLE_ID ] } } The app was approved in the app store this morning. However, when I try to invoke the experience over NFC, it just wants to open the URL in the web browser and does not load the App Clip. I have created and tested a local experience through developer settings, this perfectly works I have added appclips: to the app and the clip's bundle in the signing options This should be possible right? Because I was wondering how iOS would even know it should load an App Clip for an NFC tag or QR code, does it send a reque

I've encountered a consistent issue with iOS NFC Core UI where the app's user interface becomes unresponsive or visually distorted after scanning an NFC tag in landscape mode, dismissing the NFC UI, and then attempting to scan in portrait mode. Steps to Reproduce: Open an NFC-enabled app that uses iOS NFC Core UI. Start an NFC scan while holding the device in landscape mode. Dismiss the NFC scanning UI. Switch the device to portrait mode and initiate another NFC scan. Observe the UI, which often appears distorted or becomes unresponsive.

Hi, any help is appreciated please, many thanks in advance ! In my python script, I can get the CPLC data of a smartcard with the APDU: 80 CA 9F 7F 00. But on the iOS side with CoreNFC, the same exact APDU and card is giving a response of 0x6D00. Was wondering possible causes of this, or if I'm overlooking an error in my code: import SwiftUI import CoreNFC struct ContentView: View { @State private var responseText: String = Response will appear here. @State private var nfcSession: NFCTagReaderSession? @State private var nfcDelegate: NFCDelegate? var body: some View { VStack { Text(responseText) .padding() .multilineTextAlignment(.center) Button(Start NFC Session) { startNFCSession() } .padding() .background(Color.blue) .foregroundColor(.white) .cornerRadius(10) } .padding() } func startNFCSession() { guard NFCTagReaderSession.readingAvailable else { responseText = NFC not supported return } let delegate = NFCDelegate(responseText: $responseText) nfcDelegate = delegate nfcSession = NFCTagRead

Hello, I’m developing an app and want to explore the possibility of using an iPhone to emulate an NFC tag. Specifically, I’m interested in enabling one iPhone to act as an NFC tag that another iPhone can read, creating a tap-to-interact experience within my app. Is this functionality supported by current iOS APIs, or is it something that might be available in the next update for iOS 18.1 which is supposedly unlocking iPhone NFC chips? If not, are there any workarounds or third-party solutions that can achieve this such as bluetooth low energy (BLE) maybe? Any insights or guidance on how to implement this feature would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I bought an Apple Watch series 9, but I'm not very comfortable using the standard Apple health app, so I decided to try huawei health. The question is, is there any way to sync your Apple Watch with this app? I am also interested in how to find out the temperature on the wrist in degrees, and not how much it deviates from the norm? And now a question for Apple personally: why should I LIE that I am 18 years old (I am 16 years old) in order to measure the oxygen level in my blood? Why am I paying 36,000₽ ($403.47) for two non-working chips?! One of them is NFC, and the second is a second-generation ultra wideband chip, which are vital for me personally! Don't be like Samsung, they can't find headphones at all through their locator if the case is closed, and you tell Apple that just use ultra wideband, users from Russia just laugh at you when you mention this chip, I've been looking for my headphones for 3 days. I'm sorry if it's too aggressive at the end, it just doesn't suit me that I'm paying a lot

In Ios 18 beta the NFC not showing and also not working please can fix that

Hi! I develop my own NFC reader as a sole proprietor. I would like to get the Apple VAS and Apple Access Pass certificates for my reader. How can I do that? Should I apply for Apple’s MFi program or it’s just for bigger organizations/companies? Are there any way? Thank you! Daniel

I am working on a simple app that communicates using APDUs as Apple opened up NFC and HCE Entitlement for the EU market. I got the entitlement for my developer account, I have the entitlements available in the NDEF and TAG values and also added proper AID value. Also added SKExternalPurchase and SKExternalPurchaseLink keys to the Info.plist. When I check the CardSession.isSupported and NFCReaderSession.readingAvailable they come out to be true. But when checking the CardSession.isEligible it's value is false. When checking the documentation for it, it simply says that A property that indicates whether the current device supports card session functionality. How can check the issue with current system?

Apple is opening up NFC and SE APIs to developers on iOS18.1 in certain territories. The documentation mentions that NFC & SE Platform partners can submit an applet for installing into the Secure Element. When a request is made by an iOS app to provision a card, the signed applet corresponding to the card scheme will be downloaded into the iPhone and personalised by the platform partner servers. Would it be possible to access the applet through SE APIs? If yes, would the access be open to any iOS app that has the granted HCE entitlement to the card scheme (e.g AIDs). Or is access limited to only the iOS app that create/published the applet? From the document (excerpt below), it looks like any iOS app with the HCE entitlement to the card scheme would be able to use the applet. However it also mentions lifecycle management where an iOS app can delete the applet (or credential). Would be interested in getting insight into this.

Hello, (I apologize for my poor English.) I’m developing an iPhone application that uses NFC, but it’s not working as expected. I would appreciate your help in resolving the issue. This app uses Core NFC API and is designed to write the URL of my blog onto the NFC tag of another smartphone and automatically open the browser. This app is installed on my iPhone but is not uploaded to the App Store. In this app, I have implemented the following functions using the NFCNDEFReaderSessionDelegate: NFC Program(Swift) (1). readerSessionDidBecomeActive (2). readerSession(didInvalidateWithError) (3). readerSession(didDetectNDEFs) (4). readerSession(didDetect) When I run this app, I can confirm that the (1) function is called, but when I bring another smartphone close to my iPhone, the (4) function, which should be triggered, does not execute. Also, (3) does not execute either. How can I ensure that the fourth(4) function is executed? For reference, the iOS versions of the iPhones are